Briefs From a 1960s Local Court And Community Notes
Edwin Warnock pleaded guilty to being drunk in public and was fined $50 with the fine suspended by Judge Gardner P. Walker. William Foster, 17, of 1410 S. Mulberry, charged with driving mph in a 30 mph zone. Charles Burgoon filed for divorce from Clara A. Burgoon on grounds of extreme cruelty and requested a restraining order. J Eugene Niggemeyer posted $25 on a charge of driving 45 in a 20 mph zone. Louie Jair posted $20 bond on a charge of driving 50 in a 30 mph zone. Church sermon series announced at the Church of Christ on N Poplar. Santa Fe System weekly freight totals show 31,937 cars moved, with online loadings 21,143. Ottawa People To People Chapter to picnic at Forest Park shelterhouse June 13 at 6:30 p.m. Crowell’s Cafe now serving homemade tolls, pies. WCTU meets Thursday at 2:00 p.m. with Mrs Kitty Rabadaugh. F D Koontz underwent surgery at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Elkshead bowling winners listed. Vacation Bible School group from a local church toured the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin “Dennis Warnock
Orlandon Fin
Gardner P. Walker
J. Eugene Niggemeyer
Hickory
Louie E. Jair
Topeka
Graduation highlights for Arthur Harris family in Falls City
Mrs. Arthur Harris and her daughter Mrs. A. B. Gray of Falls City Nebraska returned from Colorado Springs where they attended Colorado College graduation exercises. Arthur Merrell, grandson of Arthur Harris, earned a Doctor of Arts degree in biology and will enter the University of Colorado medical school in Denver this September. He previously worked last summer for the Atomic Energy Commission on a research project in Eniwetok and is a member of the Mountain Club Good Conduct Committee and the National Honor Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Harris
A. B. Gray
Falls City
Neb
Colorado Springs
Colo
Colorado College
Arthur Merrell
Ah “Arthur Harris
University of Colorado Medical School
Denver
The
Atomic Energy Commissa
Eniwetok
South
Kansas City Market Report Cattle and Sheep Prices Mixed
AP field notes show cattle and calf markets uneven with steers and heifers steady to higher in places. Prime and choice steers near 23.60, good to choice 21.00 to 22.25. vealers around 23.00. cows 14.60 to 16.60. barrows and sows listed. sheep and lambs steady with lambs at 29.00 and 23.00 ranges. ewes quoted 6.25 to 6.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Strang
Base Wheat Premium Based On Tests
Premium payments for wheat placed under loan are now set on both protein and sedimentation tests. A 50 sedimentation and 10 protein example adds four cents per bushel to the basic Franklin County loan rate while deducting one cent for the below standard protein. The Franklin basic rate is $1.89 for on farm storage and $1.78 for warehouse storage before June 17, 2003. Samples are tested at ASCS office in Wichita and Kansas City for protein and sedimentation tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
ASCS
Kansas City
Mitchell to Join Kansas Corporation Commission
Gov. John Anderson named William L. Mitchell of Hutchinson to the Kansas Corporation Commission to succeed Richard C. Byrd, who resigns July 1. Mitchell, former House Speaker and oil industry ally, will earn 12000 dollars annually. chairman designation undecided. Also announced were four-year reappointments to the state Savings and Loan Commissioner post and several civil, architectural and registration boards cruised by other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
John Anderson
House
William “L. Mitchell
Hutchinson
Kansas Corporation Commission
Mitchell
Richard C. Byrd
Post
Anderson
Byrd
Commission
Alvin Grauerholz
Coffeyville
Harry Wiles
George Docking
Michigan Law School
Ansgee
W. L. Hamilton
State’ Savings and Loan
Frank Haucké
Council Grove
Alan W. Farley
Kansas City
Fred W. Brinkerhoff
Pittsburg
Charles C. Rankin
Lawrence
Howard T.blanchard
Garden City
Heil. Pettit
Wichita
State Registration and Examining Board For Architects
Kansas City Battleground For Teamster Union Drive
Kansas City becomes battleground as Teamsters press for rights to represent 25,000 New York Telephone workers. Beirne and Hoffa clash over leadership as CWA delegates vote in daylong balloting. Delegates call for tax cuts, federal aid to education, public works, and unemployment relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Teamster Union Drive
Teamster
New York
William T. Genoese
Teamsters
Communication Workers of America
Municpal Auditorium
Joseph A. Beirne
CWA
Beirne
Genoese
New York Telephone Co
Bell System
National Labor Relations Board
Western Electric Co
James R. Hoffa
Afl-Cio
Hoffa
William A. Smallwood
Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
The
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
American Medical Association
Smallwood
Midwest
Deaths Mrs Elizabeth Silvey Ottawa obituary note
The funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Silvey of 715 Mason Street is at 2 pm Friday at Dengel and Son Mortuary, with Rev G R Maxwell officiating. She died at 6:40 pm Monday at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a four week illness. Born October 11, 1887 in Ottawa she married James M Silvey in 1906. he died in 1959. Survived by four daughters Oreba Buchanan Coleda Tisdale Floreda Jones Leavy Silvey three sons Rozell Silvey Reggie Silvey Audrey Silvey 23 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Silvey
Mason Street
Dengel and Son Mortuary
G. R. Maxwell
Silvey
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
James M. Silvey
Bethany Baptist Church
Oreba Buchanan
Detroit
Mich
Coleda Tisdale
St. Paul
Minn
Floreda Jones
Los Angeles
Calif
Leavy Silvey
Independence
Rozell Silvey
Washington, D .C
Reggie Silvey
Audrey Silvey
Herald Tips Reward: Five Dollars Weekly
The Herald offers five dollars each week for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tips must be timely, clearly reported, and verifiable. Submissions can be mailed or delivered to the Herald newsroom with a brief description of the tip and the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Williamsburg News Plan Reception For New Pastor
The WSCS of the Methodist Church in Williamsburg will host a reception on the parsonage lawn at 8 p.m. June 16 for Rev. and Mrs. David Wilson and daughter Donna, who arrive from El Dorado Arkansas. Wilson preaches his first sermon there that Sunday morning and will attend St. Pauls Theological Seminary in Kansas City starting September. The note also mentions various family arrivals and visits, including Thornbrughs and Bonds, with updates on naval and military postings and multiple relocation details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Methodist Church
Williamsburg
David Wilson
Donna
el Dorado
Ark
Wilson
St. Paul's Theological Seminary
Kansas City
Dehn
Forest Park
Ottawa
Will Dehn
Cedar Nursing Home
Albert Dehn
Henry Dehn
Henry Louis Dehn
Ray Chambers
Quenemo
Donald Dehn
Owen Middleton
David
Lyndon
Glen Dehn
Joan
Bill Middleton
Steven
Jim Bauman
Andy
Topeka
Betty Dehn
Des Moines
Towa
Alvin Dehn
Byron Figgins
Cynthia Patterson
Melvern
D. I. Goodwill
Bonnie
Bill
Alberta Filler
Phoenix
Ariz
W. 8. Thornbrughs
Terry
U.S. Navy
San Francisco
Thornbrughs
Pete Lutze
Lincoln
Neb
Forrest Bond
Sharon
Delphine Langston
Larry
Wenatchee
Wash
Arkansas
Flood Requests to Senate by Kansas and Missouri Delegation
A Kansas and Missouri delegation urged a Senate Appropriations subcommittee to approve 64.33 million dollars for flood control and water projects in their states for the year starting July 1. The group, supported by four U.S. senators, promised study of any requests not in the budget and noted engineer feasibility by Army Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Kansas
Missouri
Senate
House
Allen J. Ellender
Dla
Army Engineers
Ellender
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Edward V. Long
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
James B. Pearson
Hope Rains Lift Kansas Pasture Outlook
AP reports Kansas pasture feed conditions declined in May with June 1 readings at 62 percent of normal, 8 points below April and 27 percent below average. Dry April and May slowed grass growth, especially in the west, though eastern pastures show fair to good grazing. Recent rains may improve short term grazing but more rain is needed for sustained green feed. water in ponds is low across central and western areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
State
Wellsville Church Calendar Highlights Summer Plans
Wellsville Baptist Church announces a busy summer schedule led by Jack Dunham. events include a June 8 9 24-hour prayer vigil a June 19 21 women’s conference at Ottawa University and senior highs to Green Lake Wisconsin June 22 29 plus July events a July 17 quarterly business meeting July 19 spaghetti dinner with the Palermo brothers and youth camping trips to Camp Gorge Wise and Camp George Wise. Rev Darrell Handel from Kansas City will fill in during vacation Aug 4 11 and Tony Fontane plans another appearance. Norman Shannon listed as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Green Lake
Wis
Palermo Brothers
Gorge Wise
George Wise
Darrell Handel
Kansas City
al Johnson
Missionary Conference
Tony Fontane
Wellsville Church
Friendly Little Stinker Skunk Visits Back Yard Again
A bold skunk regularly visits the Beech Street home of Mr and Mrs Henry Hildebrandt 536 Beech. This morning it scared the family cat from breakfast on the porch then inspected the garage before leaving. The couple expects the creature to return tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hildebrandt
Beech
Greek Premier Resigns Over Royal Visit Dispute
Greek Premier Constantine Caramanlis resigned today after a bitter clash with the royal family over a planned visit to Britain by King Paul and Queen Frederika. The move followed a meeting with King Paul at the Royal Palace, with officials unsure whether new elections would be held to form a new government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Constantine Caramanlis
Caramanlis
Britain
Paul
Frederika
Decison
Royal
Want Ads Classified Rates and Deadlines
Want Ads list phone number CH 2 4700 and discounts for local ads paid by 5 p.m. next day. Classified deadline 5 p.m. day before publication. 5 line ads accepted by 9 30 a.m. day of publication. Per word rates vary by insertions with cash minimums and special discounts. Card of Thanks priced per word with minimums. blind ads extra. special contract rates available. Local and out of trade territory terms noted.
Farm and sale notices in Ottawa Kansas area
Listings describe farm allocations near Ottawa including Ida. McDonald Brown Est 160 acre farm and W QO Cain 84 acre farm, both located north of Ottawa. Also notes Overbrook Livestock Sale Wednesdays, household sale in Melvern at 1 p.m. and Pomona sales with phone contacts 566 3530 and 566 3645.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida. McDonald Brown
W. QO. Cain
Ottawa
Kansas
Finnke
Pomona
Kas
Overbrook
Alien County Livestock
N‘lnr
Sue Chio
R. A. Trowbridge
Methodist Church
Melvern
Bank
Night consignments and auctions listed in Lawrence sales ad
Harold Stewart contact CH 2 4836 for June 1 night consignment sale by Lawrence Livestock Sale Co East 11th St Lawrence Kas. June 18 night sale by Neosho Livestock Commission Neosho Mo. June 33 Crawford Welding Co Le Loupe Kas close out Printy and Son Ben Prin CH 2 1974 commancy auction Cap CH 2 1201 Suesan Ry 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stewart
Lawrence Livestock Sale Co
East 11Th St
Lawrence
Kas
Neosho Livestock Commission
Neosho
Crawford Welding Co
le Loupe
Printy
Ben Prin
Cap
Suesan
R.ry
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Veyert
Wiliam
Foster
S. Mulberry
Ellis Plano
Charles C. Burgoon
5Th
Clara A. Burgoon
Hue
Burgoon
Church of ‘Christ
N. Poplar
Wilky's Pottery
People
Bob’ Roberts
Crowell’s Cafe
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Kitty Radabaugh
S. Sycamore
Ray
F. Koontz
RFD
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Elksbridge
Gene Bush
John Hudelson
Garnet Peters
Reynolds
Osawatomie
John Wassmer
John Elmore
Larry Crater
Davids Mudrick
Don Hoglund
DEANS
Old Depot
Franklin County Historical Society
George Berg
N. Locust
John Rodgers
Oak
Edward Ackerman
Boyd Farney
David Whiteman
Ash
Ramona Ferroni
Rhonda Miller
Wellsville
Floyd E. Moore
S. Willow
Willis Lemming
Leslie Chraop
Leslie Clark
Robert Steelman
St. Luke’s Hospital
Reginald Ward
Waverly
Vern Allman
Bruce Allison
North American
Mary Jane Richeson
Maple
Jra’ Ermey
S. Main
Herald
Williamsburg News
W. R. Thornbrughs
John Clarks
Tolwner
Mob Ae Lvn
Blanche Lamb
Bob Roberta
Wellsville News
Bernice Siulden
Jack Dunham
Wellsville Baptist Church
Norman Shannons
Glen Layton, Jr
Margaret Anne Ganong
T William Patterson
William Cleeton
Seymour
Iowa
Victor Cleeton
Cleeton
Mike
Cleetons
Homer Ganong
Lynn Terrell
Bertha Miller
Lynn
Richard Terrell
Brownville
Tex
Mike Althouse
Paola
Janet Reeves
Cletis Reeves
White Salmon
Merle Reeves
Husan
Will E. Jacobs
Mulvane
Jacobs
University of Wichita
Coe Daun
Mary Elizabeth Silvey
Hope Cemetery
Louis Els San
Little Stinker
E. A. Wampler
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Jack Nelson
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
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